To develop Android apps that can be distributed through the Microsoft Store, you can utilize the Windows Subsystem for Android, which allows running Android apps on Windows 11. This feature enables users to interact with Android apps similarly to how they would with native Windows applications. However, the development of Android apps typically requires using Android development tools and environments, such as Android Studio or cross-platform tools like Visual Studio with the Mobile Development with C++ workload.
If you are looking to create cross-platform applications that can run on both Android and Windows, you can use C++ in Visual Studio to build native apps for both platforms. This allows you to share code between Android and Windows applications, streamlining the development process.
For more specific guidance on building Android apps or integrating them with Windows, you may want to refer to the relevant documentation on cross-platform mobile development.